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It. Willi- H. Bishop d this ion
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Ltals in New York. ’
: Mrs. Wiuiam Ballard and Mrs. Fred
‘llnllett have returned from a mid-
winter visit to Washington.
£5.51
ORWA LK
it. it Tibbetta, formerly of Dam.
is now residing in Weed avenue,
Springtime. at the earner of Ridge-u
m" i a ’11!
bliss Helen hiorehouse, principal of
”in! W services will be the Noroton school. has been back at
a” this or“ her desb'this week. after a few days'
i ' ,iliness.
mural lit-an Seymour has to,
Wtol‘ort‘l‘em after a three
fly Mough at his hale here.
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. ‘ In. Anne Underhiil of Ibst Orange,
‘. 1.. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
. “the Seymour, of 54 Cove avenue. ,
Several cases of measles Amount-
ing almost to an epidemic. are report-
'ed among the younger children of the
town.
A. P. Iagner, formerly proprietor of
the Columbia Hotel, which went down
in the January fire. has now under-
taken the management of a hotel at
Bediord. N. Y.
*‘ '4‘ The sudden flange from the almost
’ ass-scrim weataer of yesterday to
the winter! touch of today was keen-
? hit by may.
Lamar Butler, who recently return-
ed home from on extended trip to
Florida, is very enthusiastic about
the chances of investment for people
desirous of living there. I
hob interest is being taken in the - —'—-' ‘4
.mg m be held tomorrow evening Mrs. Pierce and her live children
‘ 13. Marvin 51100) when the u have returned to their home at the
. maul school district will meet to Bantu place. alter havins been under-
lied district
Wt other business.
A son was born on Sund‘iv. Harsh
to Ir. and lira. J. F. Kell- . at the
_hle of Ira. Kelly's mother, hire. 1".
A. Iergen at Fort street.
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the contagious branch of the Stamford
hospital.
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'l'be meeting of the choir oftba
tat Avenue Methodist Episcopal. Miss Verna Smith. who recently in-
cbarcb scheduled to have been held at 'iured her arm and sustained a slight
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taa. postponed until Saturday even‘ continued her work as teacher in the
- when the choir will meet at the Soroton school. with her arm in ii
“finch and rent-arm Easter music. ‘ sling.
_On Sunday morning there will be an painters and decorator-ll and
“use of pastors between the No!“ t-leanenl are working at the Congrc
Slit bl. 3- church and "'9 E“! “'9' national church, giving it a thorough
3'0 ll. 3- church, when m’V- 3- 3- Overhauling in anticipation of the
'm1 “‘1“ preah N ”1° 3'0""): warmer weather. when the building.
1. 39"“ find the ”3“" there. R9“ 5- E. which has not been used for several
’00.. Vi" preach At the East “9‘ months for lack oi coal. will agztin be
5“. church. i put into service.'
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1“ WWW” Foreign Missionary Mrs. Charles Kaufman and but
., . ’ °f the 3‘“ Avenue “'3‘ young son have returned from New
m met at the Venom“ 1”! York, where they have been since the
m and “‘1. ‘ large attendance. fire. which deatroyod all their house
l!- Marion liflommedleu II" it held goods, as well as much of Mr.
Ms from ‘ “1mm” paper and Kaufmnnn's stock. The family is now
W‘ B. n-Wilson 3"" ' missionary occupying room over Mr. Kauffmann's
”tot. Other than this only routine new store in the Koran block.
was was disposed of. i
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The foundation of the new Sclilicht
ing block has been almost completed.
and as the street side of the old foun-
dation remains. taxpayers may set
just. how much of the plot has been
acquired by the town as a result of the
recent town m'eeting's action, to en-
able the dangerous corner to be
rounded and widened.
The following letter from E. L.
is on the. United States sublim-
, b8. which wasnailed from an
Atlantic Port" was received by the
”hers of the East Norwalli Tobacco
" . » yesterday and while short, still
the same spirit in that there have
.. do other letters received from
3 who are serving their Uncle
Seaman Moritz writes:
Friends:
“As the. contents of the box 1 rev
. . from the mat Norwaik Tobacco
are- almost gone as a cones
.., of their having been tasted
eaten up by some of Uncle Sam's
-;y submarine boys. i thought
i would write to you before even; soon be ordered overseas.
box disappeared and thank you for,
'Iame. i enjoyed it very much and1
,iish to thank everybody who took'Es
y' in sending me" the box. '
. I remain as ever, a deep sea
the U. S. N.
; Lester W. Hindley is at home on r.
lshort furlough, the first opportunity
he has enjoyed of being home since
last May. He has been stationedMu
Texas and North Carolina. lie was
enabled to run up from Camp Greene.
in the latter state. totvisil reifliit‘efi lu
,antcipation that his company and
3"
Kenneth-Yeaton of this town, a
tudcnt at Dartmouth, has maiden
isplendid record in the mid-year eit-
53“°',aminations. standing third in his
Lclass. But Daricn boys and girls at-
- [ways give a good account of then:-
Iselves. it was Alva Hartwright...
graduate of the public schools of this
ltown.who took the first prize in
arithmetic at the mid-year graduation
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g'at the Stamford high school a couple
{of weeks ago.
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E. L. MORITZ,
U. S. S. L-S.
. Postmaster, New York City..
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way department were busy with pics;-
axes yesterday removing the hum-
, . _ mocks of ice from the pavement uri-
. 1.. 3' Peiiy..tlle chicken “murder the railroad bridge. incidentally
m Side avenue. is now driving a. the solved the question whether or not
“mgr... {the brick paving had sunken in spots.
l'i'he picks revealed that there at in
Frank Williamson of West . fact several depressions. which will re
a onus, has returned from a few, quire extensive repairing to put the
sit in' New York city, where; loadway under the bridge in good can
osband is new employed. ldi'ion.
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' T. B. Wicbwire of Tokeneke,i Darien people were interested in I
., :Iiu Beanor Allen have return- letter which appeared on the editorial
.. a visit to Wilton as guests of page of the New York Times last Sun-
‘and Ira. R. W. Kosher. . day. from the pen of Louis C. Tetard.
' the New York investment broken
this and interesting woman/whose summer horas is at Tobanebe.
been prepared by the members of The Russian-Japanese situation was'
- Baptist eats-cs so: melts. eabdect wales It. Tetard discuss-
-soeialwbiehistobsbeld.ad, and he «mated that the Allies
. chaseamasy night. _ NImm-‘havoan agreement withlaaaauasnl
. ass friends are invite: to attending the comma be "'7“ by the
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committoelnen “4 going treatment for scarlet fever in
h ‘1' ' ‘ '
M‘s") . m.” m.c-fl I” bl.
George L Vciie has discontinued the hold p.143" mm in Raymond Hall.‘
weoftmlieyticbetslm'tbe(In:as".L.'g~.‘5~mmil.‘§.lmu,nJ
W Oil-nu s Memoranaawm
m m, MP1. will It“ ‘0!’ it ‘J 1h“ figs-gt
mesh area-ssh to many beanie te Osmium-Malia w.
have a unit but as tickets head: p’a’hrchumrhiakmh
ti- to be loaded down with I no at slur. Church. Sunday. The ban-
corner nine in W“ The", I“ ”1 tea services will be dispensed with
{added attraction. the discount of two no pulpit can be applied aatil amt
per oaat..amonnts to tidy sum in the Easter.
monoclonal: Buoaifeoeaverg
. ages but a single fare a day.
abut a dollar aaved‘in th
months' time.
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The fire chemical was called out
"m“ mauuoamm a on at
e twelve W Schmidt mun uni-law Avenue i
The blaze did-not amount to much as:
it was only a wast-paper basket that]
was «in fire. 1
l. s and‘ Alfred snare. *"Wm‘
eta-eso- and elm-lo. leheidei'for.'
were conveyed to a point WNW“ "‘9‘
W" in the “WWW 90"" 0°" 0m sun.. in mud Croll'! onion-0i
test. This patent consists of draw- bile. Monday, where they spent the day
Ell we” 10 “"1“” the “1" °" clamoring. Although the “Mill" "3 3
War Saving and Thrift Stamps. and is 800d one it might have been better.
open to all school children in the m “an.” to the mg of the Dbl-
state. Prim in the i\rm of War a... drug mu has about been con-
' Stamps. 3 national prize of honor and m and theaters is now salami“ ll
ribbons will be awarded the winners. finished stat; With the needed extra
Supt. James F. Williams and several room ‘hir. Dickenson is now in a post"
teachers hawe interested the students tie: to make his business Nice 1°“
of the Center school in the contest and neat and attractive. .
'many expect to enter with the hope of The New Canaan basketball team
'securing one of the coveted prises. expects to play in (lie-brook on Sator-
Constable ll. F. Smith, who has been lay event-a The ”In! mm“ "3"
ill for some time, is now able to be out prevails here over tbia game. but “in
again. a younger lot of ions- The U039!"
or the team now comprise Adan Al.
exaader. uwis Olmd. m
Under the direction of the State
Council of Defense. a plan has been
formulated whereby the 800,000
school children of Connecticut can
i Darlen's roll of honor etmtains 125 ‘
“I“ It Present. Of'thls total 124 Italic. Louis prime, flan Wood.
are in the United states service and Mr. and Mrfl- W“ ”m" Nb“
one in the English army. 0f the 124 Katherine. thirteen months old. had
men in service 47 are enlisted in the an attack of convulsims. Vet! in"
.U. 8. Army, among whom are a help Saturday night. 'lhavrpmfly physician
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tenantcolonei. a major. six captains. was Called and treated the little pa
fourteen lieutennnui, and five .9.“ tient. Toward noon’the following day,
teams; 25 are in the U. 8. Now, in Katherine and ilarie Angels were d15-
t‘iilding one lieutenant; 2 are in the U. covered with lhf.m*l. They are
S. CIWIYY; in in the U. S, Marines; ll ”0' convaleacing.
in the Aviation corps, including my Alan Peterson.
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COPYRIGHT. ‘016 CY
M MUD]! srtaase amm a
it you are dissatisfied
with
lieutenant: 10 in the coast artillerr:,
among whom are a corporal and a.
mt class private: and 23 in the Nil-‘7‘
tional army with a battalion sergeant
major and a firstclass private among
them. This ia'certailily a splendid
showing for a town of Darien's site
who besides sending’her sons off to
war, has ov‘ersuba‘cribed her amount
in the first and second Liberty Loans.
has, contributed liberally to the Red
Cross and is doing active Red Cross
work and has put-charted .War Stun
lng and Thrift Stamps to the extent of
Sl.l00 or more.
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manor
Mrs. Carl Schmidt of Brooklyn ts~
the guest of-relatives in town.
Footia. called on manner his friendst
in town the first fifths week Alan.i
while he thlnb‘nfl’arpobtii an ideai'
place, never ‘ . his old__town-I
New Canaan. when: coping; to the.
United States on a 4;!le film!
to remain in this r lie . ‘ for:
about two weeks. . .
Sire. Nichols returned to Vinnie”.
Sunday, after a visit with her mum
friends in town. She made her head- 4.
quarters at the homes)! W. i. iii-3L;
.\' ladle! ingavialt- m' l ,
lll‘tr'twrtfstalrti,’ wphfwill Melton "A footnote Army is An Army Half
Cuba. April Land hu.lhele,g’r#fl.em Defeated! fill“! in training camps, in.
of California; to‘ thath'famfiy mason cumming, in the Army and Navy
will take placd‘ oi the Yonkers home. “FF" tron blisters and son spots a:
A meeting olgthe Plant, Flower and gill? feet. I'very “Comfort {it
Fruit Guild was held at the home Zg‘f‘lahould contain one or more boxes of
Mrs. John H. Behre. Monday a eryllen's FootEalc. the endemic vogue:
noon, it was decided to hold " «it: ll‘lke into tlh’hoes. it twigs.
Do,» again this year, and to con tired. Iaing, M“!!! Mg. “a
thechlldren's gardens. it is hoped heals bliders and sore spots.“ The
that the experience of last year our Hamburg Camp Equal advises men
be beneficial and the coating sesaonht training to main- daily use of Foot-
“ meg-v
Exide Station
wakptaou {cue—{saw
Workmen in the employ—of the high.
l ‘ I
- .05 um . shed work. 4
\iiss Agnes :iialtin is'employed ini'm nit q n flni
‘ Swascy's store as clerk.
Mrs. Charles Scholderfer is recover-
ing (tom a severe cold.
.A. H. Tailor of New York was a vis-
itor in town on Monday.
Chester Comatock is now emplovoti
in Edward Lawrenc's service carnzc.
Stanley hit-ad is now one of the
scoutmasters of the local Boy Scouts.
Mrs. James Merritt of Argyle. X.
lane. Edd emwhore. Slim-JAdV.
v.. is visiting with relatives in
Miss Alice Flynn spent the week-end
at the home of her tlnt‘ic. ller-rv
Flynn, in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burtis and;
daughter of Stamford. were gueSts of'
relatives in town on Sunday.
'I‘. W. Benedict was in Boston on.
Monday. when he succeeded in placinvzi
a good order for rubbers. I
Genrce H. Bolton. of South blalni
street. was in New York. on hummus;
Monday. i
The three little children of Mrs,
Prank Simon who have been afflicted?
with measles. have recovered. i
The Shawnee Campfire Girls villi
held a meeting with iii-3e “Muriel;
liowies next Monday evening. [ -
1Members of the family of C. it: .
Meade have been on the sick list with, o .. .
severe colds. 1 ~ ' _
To look one's best and feel one':
s b t b tit amdn.
A' E' H1" i a k 0 o 0 ghost is to color on inside bath ench‘
. - finel to his home with, .
:‘Lesarilrfkfon ‘ ( 'morning to flush from the system the
. , ,. provicus_da_\"s waste. sour fermenta-
3'1“} Dull} Mo‘nionngg?fé$fi ' lions and poisonous toxins before it is
my; 0a.. O“? 9 ' De. Eabsorhed into the blood. Just as coal.
0f day:‘ln "W. n. “m loved in the cue! when it burns. leaves behind a certain
M!" thontpszn. YD k“ h S ending 1’ amount cf incombastlble material inf
:2: 3:3:eiri'ntcwe: th‘i: weighb ilhe form of ashes, so the food and;
Mr. and Mrs. W. 1!. Rodimer anal _ ‘ . ' . ‘
randson Secbert Brinckerhoii’. were; ”cm"? “TEEN a tertain amount of!
g ' l t es iii-Stamford onimdifimme Material. which it not
$92” of 1““ v - ‘elimlnnted, forms toxins and poisons
n .
Thzycheilolie Campfire girls willl'hm" 3"! “W! sucked into the blood
through the verv dug“ which an 13.,
idvfl St. Patricia Day party at the .
:0 e of \liss lmise Jolie, aaiuidnyumed ‘0 luck in nourishment to sue-
eg‘mg ‘ ‘ - imil; the body. the l of heal-
V — '. - ,1 guy You want to see 3 ow
{mahmmmf‘uflfi "0“ ‘° 4"" em! moraine upon art--
(«I a e
Ll
_. thy bloom in your checks, to see your
"97!. 1'7“" "9mm" it he‘lnlm islrln get clearer and clearer. you are
ed this vast: "0:.rmlmsi’bley “mdtng, a glass of hot water with a tea-
...‘iittl‘m. 31o»:- .. M 1...... . Will hm” ”"°".t"'i'.'.2o""
n y "e . o a as meals l
in Scott: Mali SW' "a tthc waste material and tesiaa that
nine. at «ML h“ m" l' the stomach. liver. hidneys sail bow-
A. A. I“ "'3
home ham his bliss hi the if“
"’- “l' cMil-Ila. M and
mast, New York. for a '7' days, ow-
bsroroseuiag mare ted Qieiba
parityiagtbaeatisoali‘msoio'vm
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drink tailor: each day leave in the ail~f‘
stomach. .
Girls and women wtth sallow shins
liver spots. pimples or pallid complex
ion. also those who wake tip with s
coated tongue, bad taste, nasty breath
others who are\ bothered with bold
aches. bilious spells, acid stomach or
constipation should begin this phoa
phated hot water drinking and are as
sored of very pronounced results is
one or two weeks.
A quarter pound of limestone phat
phate eats very lit-tie at the drill
store but is ancient to demonstrotl
that just as soapaad water cleanses
parlflesaadh'eshe-theabinoothl
oatside, so but water and lime-tar
pbeopbateaeton‘theiasidsm
Weasmtalwmooasiderihatinter
nal'aalitatisnisvaaiiymoraimaol-
mumom.m
momma-Mammy!"
iueaiabthbbnwhiletbebowd
l“. h.
mammalian-a"
nonhuman-alums-
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your battery call .-.
76 North Main Street ' "
’s. L. unmet
amyla- nations will. Smart lines is
A Coats, Soils, Dresses, Skirts,
Blouses and Miliinery.
WAWEOPWD
Children Cheat-fully Painless
and Patieniix «» and :enaeientiotu
run by Modern minty
Sympathetic
Painless Methods Auntie om” Tram“
y neuron V
Moderate Gas Administered
Surgeon-
13 South Main Street.
Hours 9 a. is. to 9 p
by the Oxygen
Method
Charges for Very
Beet Dental Work
Gold and Porcelain
1. y... in Restoration.
1. b I intment All kinda of Artifi-
the 'W a y )po eiai Dentures
HM class Grown and Bridge
Dentistry. ‘0') wm. Etc._ Skit.
fully Done
Everyiliomdtl’s Fashion 8110
"THE SHOP Oi" GENUINE VALUES"
ii lain Street, _ liorwailt
0ilcrings ior Friday and Saturday.
I'L'hamosi beautiful styles of Ladies' and Misses" Suits. Made of
3’s newest fabrics and coitus.
$25.00
diary for alterations. -An important saving.
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j, The Norwalk Line
also freight Service ‘Beitveeit'lliisciiy
" and New York.
. Steamer . t‘liiarlotl”
Freight accepted at South N orwalk from 7:30 to 5:30
o. m. for delivery in New York at 7 a. m. tile follow-
ing day. Freight accepted in New York from 7:30
am. to5p.nl. Leave New York at 3 o’clock daily. -
' MILLER o HOUGHTO
Inc. -
"‘ Ford; Repairing ls .
’ My Stronghold
Come Over- the Bridge to
AUSTIN’S GARAGE
Seaview. Ave, East Norwalk’
Telephone to».
Special Sale of the New-
est Spring Style Dresses
Chas-ge Account/sis Opened I
David Ill-l“ =~
UNDERTAKER
Tel. Office, 1M4; House S”. .
21 WASHINGTOIST.
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